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"turn on the camera" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as giving instructions, making requests, or giving directions. Example: "To take a picture, you will need to turn on the camera by pressing the button on the top of the device."
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Unlike her other videos, this one isn't scripted and, like Katherine says: "when you just turn on the camera and let 'er roll, life can get pretty interesting".
"I would just do an Andy Warhol — just turn on the camera," he said.
Like Katherine says, "when you just turn on the camera and let 'er roll, life can get pretty interesting".
On the day turn on the camera and begin!
They only had to turn on the camera.
In the beginning, I didn't know how to turn on the camera.
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When a Canon camera is first turned on, the camera scans the flash memory card for updates to the camera's software, often called firmware.
Once in a while, the artist's cowboy-booted legs can be glimpsed leaving the premises after he has turned on the camera.
After turning on the camera, and without taking time to frame the shot, I was able to snap a picture in approximately two seconds.
With live streaming, he just turns on the camera and he's done.
The zoom facility will not be used, that is, after turning on the camera the zoom will not be adjusted.
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